Administration and Social Life under Vijayanagar c19.672.3

c19.672.3

on police organisation at Vijayanagar, 130-31; on the programme of the kings, 277; on public women in the war camp, at Raicūr, 267; on the punishment for criminal offences at Vijayanagar, 126; on the punishment for failure to conform to the obligations by the Nāyakas, 196, 200; on the punishment of Sāluva Timma, 127; on recognition of distinguished service, 277; on the relations of Calicut with Vijayanagar, 177; on the royal kitchen, 282-83; on the rulers who paid tribute to Acyuta Rāya, 177; on salām at the Vijayanagar court, 273; on Sāḷuva Narasimha's attaching great value to horses, 148; on Sāḷuva Timma's position in the kingdom, 35; on the ‘Secretary,’ 194; on the services rendered by the women in the king's harem, 265-66; on shields, 147; on the shooting of three arrows by the king after the review of the forces, 161; on the siege of Raicūr by Kṛṣṇadēva Rāya, 157; on the spies in the Vijayanagar armies, 171; on the sthānāpati, kept by the provincial governors at the imperial court, 198; on the strength of the army of Kṛṣṇadēva Rāya which marched to Raicūr, 135; on the subordinate kings of Vijayanagar, 141, 202; on the system of farming, 61-62; on the time of payment to the army, 159; on Tirumala's coronation (?), 12 fn.; on the war elephants at Vijayanagar, 149; on the wealth of Salvanayque, 139; on wrestling, 291; reference by, to Rāyasams as ‘secretaries,’ 37; resentment of, against certain classes of Brahmans, 244;